Why I feel the need to write this opening statement (or disclaimer of sorts) is worthy of another blog post altogether. Even so, let me just say that I speak from personal experiences alone; and the thoughts and opinions that flow from these experiences -- not matter how contentious they might be -- are valid.… Continue reading Thoughts on Singleness
Friday Finds — No. 2
Happy Friday! Before the weekend gets underway, I want to share one of my favorite resources with you: THERAPY for BLACK GIRLS. Last fall, a good friend of mine told me about this website, and after I noticed multiple people sharing (and re-sharing) the link on social media, I knew I had to check it… Continue reading Friday Finds — No. 2
Dare to Dream
Lately I've found myself going back to this one book. I'm not exactly sure how I stumbled upon it, but last year, after I read the first couple of chapters online and picked up a physical copy, I knew it was destined to be a new favorite of mine. More importantly, I knew it had… Continue reading Dare to Dream
When Everything Feels Hard
Well, folks - it's January 31, and as the first month of 2018 comes to an end, I'm thinking about ways to regroup before the next one begins. For context, in the last two weeks alone, I fought a stomach bug, mourned the loss of yet another missed opportunity, and woke up to find my… Continue reading When Everything Feels Hard
New Year, New Me
I started this blog post last week with the intention of publishing it over the weekend. Long story short, a few hard and somewhat scary things happened, so I took some time away to process my thoughts and get in a better head space. I'm not sure how long this present clarity of mind will… Continue reading New Year, New Me
Dear God
[Written on November 18, 2017] Dear God, It's me -- your daughter, and I have a few things I'd like to get off my chest. You already know what's on my mind and in my heart, so I won't mince words. I'm sick of this place, and I don't mean Austin, Texas. I'm not entirely… Continue reading Dear God
The Artist
Two weeks ago, I had a fun and unexpected blast from the past. I live in my hometown (Austin, Texas), but I rarely run into people I grew up with -- let alone, people I knew in grade school. Over the last decade or so, I've reconnected with one or two classmates from those days through… Continue reading The Artist
